Kedah is located at the northern end of Malaysia, bordering the city of Gwangju in the north, connecting with Thailand in the northeast, Cangzhou in the south, and Kedah and Penang in the southwest. It is relatively backward in terms of economy, culture and industry and commerce. Especially before the Second World War, except for the relatively large scale of the industry, other industrial and commercial sectors occupied a very small position in all walks of life in Malaysia. At that time, there were clubs and gangs in Kedah. The group knowledge of the associations, but in addition to their own liaison role for their own members, these associations still cannot lead the Chinese. It can be said that the Chinese community in Kedah was a loose sand…